Salt Lake Telegram | 1940-03-27 | Page 13 | Board Orders Car for Haley

BOARD ORDERS CAR FOR HALEY Surveyor Receives County Backing Reversing previous action. Salt Lake county commissioners Wednesday Wed-nesday ordered a county-owned automobile au-tomobile made available for use by Surveyor George M. Haley, effective effec-tive April 1. The action wa taken by the same two commissioners Roscoe Boden and J. B. Mulllns who voted vot-ed to cut Mr. Haley'a budget and deprive him of the automobile he had been using at a meeting In January. Commissioner Boden made the recommendation at Wednesdsy's meeting In the absence of Commissioner Commis-sioner J. R. Rawlins, who had previously pre-viously opposed cutting the surveyor's sur-veyor's budget. The commission last week restored re-stored to Mr. Haley two employes. It had been necessary for him to cut his staff personnel when his budget was cut by the commissioners. commis-sioners. In his letter requesting more help In his office Mr. Haley also appealed for return of his official automobile, but commissioners at that time denied the request. The new appointees to the surveyor's sur-veyor's office will be paid from class B road fund, which are derived de-rived from motor vehicle registration registra-tion funds by the state road commission, com-mission, and not from the surveyor's survey-or's budget. They are Knute Hans-ston, Hans-ston, 1019 Kensington avenue, whose salary waa set at $175 per month, and Rove P. Christiansen, 352 East Fourth South street. $105 per month. Charles F. Burke, who had been employed as a Junior draftsman, was appointed draftsman, drafts-man, with a salary Increase from $105 to $150 per month.